Last three A-10 "Bulldogs" leave Bagram

Outgoing AFCENT Command Chief visits Bagram

'Warrior of the Week' Tech. Sgt. Vann Pennington

Electronic Combat Squadron reaches 30,000 combat hours

On April 13th, the 41st Expeditionary Electronic Combat Squadron surpassed 30,000 combat flying hours in Afghanistan.The 41st EECS flies the EC-130 Compass Call aircraft, which employs electronic attack for the purpose of denying, degrading and disrupting enemy communications."It's really a team

Building bridges with words

Communication is one of the keys to understanding, and the key to communication is understanding language.As part of courses at the Korean Vocational Training Center here, Airmen and Soldiers are giving lessons in conversational English to Afghan students.More than 300 Afghans apply for each

F-16 Fighting Falcon at Bagram

Maintaining so ‘that others may live’

The HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter is a formidable tool in the Combat Search and Rescue arsenal.The members of the 455th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron's 83rd Helicopter Maintenance Unit here work hard to keep it that way."Our first priority is to make sure we provide safe and reliable

'Warrior of the Week' Staff Sgt. Shawn Bluemel

Bagram hospital commander receives Polish medal

First Moody A-10s arrive on Bagram

The first A-10 Thunderbolt II from Moody Air Force Base, Ga., arrived here March 31 amid cheers from maintenance personnel.The A-10s are from the 23rd Fighter Wing "Flying Tigers" based out of Moody."After nearly 7,400 miles, the squadron is so excited to be back at Bagram," said Lt. Col. David